The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

A"S ""'o"HE OH'S were MtrOduce0:
by Scobev- Authorizing the seizure Of
'respassing swine.
The bill relating to the making Of new
Official map was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to allow County Commission.
ers to issue bonds to redeem outstanding
Indebtedness was passed.
The committee on the Fec Bill made TN
changes in sheriff. fees except to fix the
mileage at 20 cents.
COUNCIL Feb. Is.
a petition was received from zoo citi.
zens OF Butte asking for the passage Of a
bill for the protection Of game and fish.
The following bills were introduced:
BY misunderstanding game and fish.
1t gives the county commissioners author.
itv to appoint detective or "spotter" at
SIS month while employed to watch
streams and lakes, to enforce the present
game laws, and prosecute vioa,ors.
by Collins-lt amends the law relating
to recorders books and makes them more
complete.
BY Card~ell-To establish permanently
the boundary line Of Jefferson county and
to remove the difficulties in litigation.
The municipal corporation bill passed.
HOUSE.
The folio wing bills were in,roducvd:
House bill SS, by Armstrong. 'tamend>
the law relating TO The fees of sheriff and
county clerk and reduces them materially.
House bill S9-Amrnds section $40 Of
the division CT the statutes. The condi
lions in this chapter shall! only apply to
married men, or the head Of family, ard
none of the personal property herein men.
toned shall De cxemp, from attachment or
prosecution for the wages Of any clerk
mechanic laborcr or servant.
The following bills we're passed:
House joint resolution :, the J. Y. Beid.
Ter relief bill, giving him $4,000.
House bill IS, the Sunday law.
House bill IS, incorporating building and
loan associations.
COLNClr.--MARCH I.
\ Council joint resolution was intro.
duccd authorizing Chas. II. Sn&ll to com.
pile all the laws, including those of the
fifteenth session.
The following bills were passed:
House bill no l3-It defines le,rsl fees.
House bill No 44--lt regulates ci<tt.on
tickets and allows no s,ickrrs
Council joint resolution S--Appropriates
$:.s91 for The relief OF -. II. Weston for
extra labor in recording marks and brands,
and one. half ut the I, cs received.
Council bill -. 1t provides Tor .re sup.
preston and prevention Of contagious
sheep diseases.
House joint resolution E. 1t appropri.
a'es $1,000 for the governor and sccretary's
offices.
The Governor approved the bill relat.
ing to the board Of arbitration, and the bill
relating TO tree planting.
HOUSE
Petitions from the Helena butchers were
received asking ior The repeal or reduction
OF the license claiming it as Il tax on the
people.
Notices Of the following bills were given:
BY Johnson to suppress contagious cat
tie diseases.
BY Taylor to reduce the license Of butch.
crs.
The following bills we're introduced:
House bill No. 9o-lt provides for keep.
ing military stores of Montana.
The follow ing bills were passed:
House bill No. 81. l. authorizes ,nuni-
cipal corporations to- fix the compensation
of prisoners for labor.
House bill 81. Relating to registration
of voters in citirs.
House bill 90. Revising the school
laws.
House bill IS. The fee bill.
Council bill For the printing Of coun.
y commissioners proceedings.
CoUScll-MARCI ,.
The following hills we're passed:
House bill 7l--It makes false pretcnse Il |
arceny.
House bill 3. Requiring iron .afet.
ages and ore bonnet> in mining shafts. 1t
axes effect July l>t.
House bill ~. Rel,ting ,ochattcl mort.
,ages.
House bill 90. Consolidating railroad
HOUSE
A peti,ion from Helena opposing the
scheme, with 70, signatures.